Pampered by My Ex-husband (Penny and Orlando) novel Chapter 249

Chapter 249 Divorce Would Come Soon

Orlando had just gotten into the car when Angie called.

"Orlando, I've been waiting for twenty minutes. Where are you?"

Orlando glanced at his watch. "The meeting just ended. I'll be there in twenty minutes."

"You're still so devoted to work. How can you bear to leave me standing here like this?"

"Find a place to sit down."

Angie said nothing, but her eyes instantly welled up with tears.

"Orlando, you've changed so much. You weren't like this before."

Orlando rubbed his temple with his hand and spoke flatly, "I'm coming right away. The restaurant has already been reserved."

Only then did Angie's expression improve slightly. "Okay, I'll wait for you."

After hanging up the phone, Orlando sat in his seat and stared into space.

In the front seat, Zane glanced at him through the rearview mirror but remained silent, gripping the steering wheel.

Twenty minutes later, the car stopped at the airport.

Angie had already come out and immediately spotted Orlando's car. Her eyes lit up, and she hurriedly ran over, opening the car door.

"Orlando!"

She called out in a timid voice and embraced him tightly. "I missed you so much."

Orlando stiffened and didn't move.

After she hugged him for a while, Angie's lips curved into a smile. "Let's go to eat. Zane, drive a bit faster. I'm hungry."

She let go of him and sat down beside him.

Orlando reached out and placed her suitcase by his feet.

She only brought a tiny suitcase that didn't need to be put in the trunk.

When Angie saw him do this, she felt delighted.

Orlando's appearance was undoubtedly outstanding, and at this moment, his accommodating posture towards the woman also showcased his elegance and grace.

Angie's face blushed slightly as her lips curled into a sweet smile.

"I'm sorry for saying earlier that you've changed. You haven't changed at all, Orlando. You're still so good to me."

Orlando didn't respond. He just put her suitcase away and leaned back in his seat.

"How have you been living abroad?"

"How dare you ask me about that? You didn't even call me. If I hadn't contacted you first, would you never have contacted me again?"